Law Enforcement Torch Run (NSW) for Special Olympics

Law Enforcement Torch Run (NSW) for Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run is a worldwide organisation committed to raising awareness and funds for Special Olympics

A torch run is a team event comprising police officers, special athletes and occasionally members of the public held to celebrate a State or National Special Olympics Sporting Competition. The pace is slow and steady with many members of the team getting the opportunity to carry thr Flame of Hope at some point. It is rare for the Torch Run to exceed 3 kilometres in distance.

And now it's Port Macquarie's turn to host the Polar Plunge. Come along to Westport Jetty at 9.00am tomorrow to see wha...
07/08/2026

And now it's Port Macquarie's turn to host the Polar Plunge. Come along to Westport Jetty at 9.00am tomorrow to see what it's all about - you still have time to register on-site to plunge if you are interested.

Tomorrow will be a big day in Coffs Harbour - our very first Polar Plunge is taking place at Jetty Beach - it's not too ...
07/08/2026

Tomorrow will be a big day in Coffs Harbour - our very first Polar Plunge is taking place at Jetty Beach - it's not too late to register to plunge or come along to have a look.

06/08/2026

Superintendent Jo Schultz, Commander of the Coffs Clarence Police District is currently away and won't be plunging with her command's team on Saturday at Coffs Harbour.

Last week, along with District Manager Andrew Pettit, she tested the waters at Jetty Beach to fulfill her commitment to plunge.

Well done Jo

02/08/2026

The Hon Robert Dwyer, MP for Port Macquarie and Superintendent Shane Cribb, Commander Mid North Coast Police District got together recently to test the water for the upcoming Polar Plunge at Port Macquarie being held on Sunday 9 August.

More information can be found at www.polarplunge.sydney

It's been a busy week for Patrick and the Polar Plunge team. Last Thursday night we were in Goulburn, on Saturday in De...
02/08/2026

It's been a busy week for Patrick and the Polar Plunge team. Last Thursday night we were in Goulburn, on Saturday in Dee Why and yesterday we finished up the weekend in Newcastle.

Great results from all three locations - thanks to those who participated.

02/08/2026

Many thanks to Superintendent Wayne Humphreys and his staff at the Port Stephens-Hunter Police District for their support of the LETR Polar Plunge event held in Newcastle this morning. As a bit of icing on top of the cake, they raffled off a signed 2026 Newcastle Knights jersey which raised over $1100.

A great effort - thank you so much

01/08/2026
01/08/2026

Supt Duncan lighting the cauldron with Special Olympics Sydney Northern Beaches athlete Dominic who was the second highest fundraiser. Northern Beaches Police Area Command Special Olympics Australia Special Olympics NSW NSW Police Force

01/08/2026

Insp Patterson with Special Olympics Sydney Northern Beaches athlete Juliette bringing in the torch. Juliette raised the most money with her plunging sponsors. Northern Beaches Police Area CommandSpecial Olympics AustraliaSpecial Olympics NSW

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